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The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
Luckose Zachariah @ Zak Nedumchira Luke vs Joseph Joseph on 18 February, 2022
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• For the aforesaid reasons, the decision of the Supreme Court in
Luckose Zachariah v Joseph Joseph, 2021 SCC Online SC
3226 cannot apply to the facts of this case. It is a time honoured
principle that a judgment is an authority for what it decides and
not what it has not decided.
Vinay Tyagi vs Irshad Ali @ Deepak & Ors on 13 December, 2012
(a) Vinay Tyagi v. Irshad Ali, (2013) 5
SCC 762,
Ram Lal Narang Etc. Etc vs State Of Delhi (Admn.) on 10 January, 1979
“It is submitted that in the course of
enquiry by this Honorable Court in respect of
discharge petition filed by the Accused, it was
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submitted by the Accused by way of written
argument that some of the income was not
properly considered by the Investigation
Officer prior to the filing of Final Report. In
support of said contention, the Accused
introduced some new facts and documents,
which appear to be not subjected for
investigation during the previous occasion by
the Investigation Officer. In view of the
above-said circumstances, it is necessary to
conduct further investigation in the interest
of justice and to place the entire facts before
this Honorable Court. The further
investigation will not cause any prejudice to
the Accused. It is further submitted that the
prosecution is entitled to conduct further
investigation regarding the new materials
brought to the knowledge of the Investigation
Officer and also for those materials which
were omitted to be taken care of during
earlier investigation. It is settled proportion
of law laid down in Ram Lal Narang v State
of Delhi (1979-2 SCC -322) that it is
ordinarily be desirable that the Police should
inform the court and seek formal permission
to make further investigation when fresh
facts came to light. The further investigation
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can be under taken at any stage. The duty of
fair investigation on the part of the
Investigation Officer is to collect material not
restricted to prosecution side but also it
extends to even the stand of defense. The
argument on the discharge petition can also
be effectively done after completing the
further investigation.” The basis of further
investigation, according to the IO, is that the
written argument of the accused in the
discharge petitions had “introduced some
new facts and documents”."
Kishan Lal vs Dharmendra Bafna & Anr on 21 July, 2009
(c) Kishan Lal v. Dharmendra Bafna,
(2009) 7 SCC 685.